$value) {
echo "
";
foreach ($value as $val) {
$id = $val['Config']['Id'];
$name = $val['Config']['Name'];
$inputname = 'Config.' . $id . '.' . $name;
$type = $val['Config']['Type'];
$hint = $val['Config']['Hint'];
$hints = explode('|', $hint);
$selectoptions = array();
// Because I don't want to modify the database, I need
// to work with what is already there to determine
// which types of inputs to use. I can do this based
// off of hthe 'hint' fileld.
//
// If 'hint' contains '|', it is either a radio
// or select box, though I'm making all radios selects.
// If the 'hint' contains '|' && '=', it was supposed to be a
// select.
//
// This would be much easier if each Config row had an 'inputtype' column...
// If the type is supposed to be a radio...
// I'm making it a select anyway!
if (preg_match("/\|/", $hint) && ($type != 'boolean') ) {
$inputtype = 'select';
foreach ($hints as $hint) {
$foo = explode('|', $hint);
$selectoptions[$foo[0]] = $foo[0]; // I don't want my selects indexed - I want them associated.
}
}
// If the type is supposed to be a select box...
if ( preg_match("/\=/", $hint) && ($inputtype == 'select') ) {
$selectoptions = array();
foreach ($hints as $hint) {
$foo = explode('=', $hint);
$selectoptions[$foo[1]] = $foo[0];
}
}
// For all of the other types, set them appropriately.
switch ($type) {
case 'boolean':
$inputtype = 'checkbox';
break;
case 'integer':
$inputtype = 'text';
break;
case 'string':
$inputtype = 'text';
break;
case 'text':
$inputtype = 'textarea';
break;
}
// Create the actual inputs. 'options' and 'legend'
// are ignored when they're not needed, such as in
// the case of a text or checkbox input type.
echo "
";
}
echo "
"; // End each category div
}
?>